Foods that contain no calories!

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  • BrawlerBella
    BrawlerBella Posts: 400 Member
    Food samples at Costco. Darn I just got home from there. :blushing:
  • icimani
    icimani Posts: 1,454 Member
    - anything you eat and then have a diet soda along with it.

    - anything you eat from someone else's plate
  • keirajl
    keirajl Posts: 13 Member
    Food you eat while your cooking dinner...
  • musenchild
    musenchild Posts: 182 Member
    Single spoonfuls of ice cream taken straight from the carton
  • tyraskanks_
    tyraskanks_ Posts: 229
    hahaha!


    umm... if you eat a giant cupcake and then scarf down a cucumber. it cancels out, right?!
  • LemonSnap
    LemonSnap Posts: 186 Member
    Any food sliced thinly enough that the slice doesn't register on the kitchen scale.

    You can eat as much as you like. 10 x 0 still equals 0.

    I remember my maths.
  • chubbygirl253
    chubbygirl253 Posts: 1,309 Member
    I think that raw celery is so low in cals and is hard enough to eat that all that chewing makes it a negative calorie food. I think the same goes for chewing sugar free gum. If you don't actually eat the gum and you chew it for a while I think you're burning more calories than ingesting. But I would rather eat the broken cookies.
  • chubbygirl253
    chubbygirl253 Posts: 1,309 Member
    hahaha!


    umm... if you eat a giant cupcake and then scarf down a cucumber. it cancels out, right?!

    I think that's fair as log as I can log carrot cake as a carrot. And a carrot cake cupcake would prolly be equal to a baby carrot. Sounds about right.
  • LordBear
    LordBear Posts: 239 Member
    dill pickles
  • karmahunger
    karmahunger Posts: 373 Member
    Food used for sexy times (don't go too crazy, I'm talking whipped cream and chocolate!)
  • gmallan
    gmallan Posts: 2,099 Member
    Food eaten while drunk
  • manda1978
    manda1978 Posts: 525 Member
    White chocolate - all the calories are in the brown part
    Anything eaten with a glass of water of diet coke
    Broken biscuits/cookies, the calories fall out
    Food eaten off someone elses plate - the calories belong to them and are non-transferrable
    Anything eaten for medical purposes, like prunes, bran, chocolate or wine
  • Molly_Maguire
    Molly_Maguire Posts: 1,103 Member
    Anything on your birthday! ...Or your husband's birthday...or your sibling's...or kid's... :)
  • tyraskanks_
    tyraskanks_ Posts: 229
    Reese's have no calories due to the fact that there is peanut butter in them and peanut butter is a protein. If you can't be two places at once, you can't be two things at once!
  • NaturallyOlivia
    NaturallyOlivia Posts: 496 Member
    The batter that is left in the bowl/spatula
    Yes lawd!
  • misskittyfantastico1991
    misskittyfantastico1991 Posts: 145
    Unicorn Steaks - they only contain rainbows
  • musenchild
    musenchild Posts: 182 Member
    Any food sliced thinly enough that the slice doesn't register on the kitchen scale.

    You can eat as much as you like. 10 x 0 still equals 0.

    I remember my maths.

    This. So much
  • lovinmyselfagain
    lovinmyselfagain Posts: 307 Member
    Any food sliced thinly enough that the slice doesn't register on the kitchen scale.

    You can eat as much as you like. 10 x 0 still equals 0.

    I remember my maths.

    This...and food eaten while laying in bed.
  • JohnMessmer
    JohnMessmer Posts: 536
    Not to kill the fun but for those who were actually interested:

    Foods that when consumed actually use so much energy being digested that they cause your body to burn enough calories to offset the calories that they contain include:

    Asparagus, apple, beet, blueberries, broccoli, cranberry, cantaloupe, carrot, celery, chicory, cauliflower, cucumber, dandelion, endive, garden cress, garlic, grapefruit, green bean, honeydew, hot chili peppers, lemon, lime, lettuce, mango, onion, orange, papaya, peach, pineapple, radish, raspberries, spinach, strawberries, tomato, tangerine, turnip, watermelon, and zucchini.

    An average tomato will contain approximately 26 calories but it will take you 60 calories to digest it amounting in a 34 calorie loss each time you dine on it.

    A stick of celery contains only 6 calories but it will take you 50 to digest it giving you a loss of 46 calories.

    Keep in mind that these foods will make you feel hungrier because your body has to work harder to digest them.
  • T1mH
    T1mH Posts: 568 Member
    Foods that when consumed actually use so much energy being digested that they cause your body to burn enough calories to offset the calories that they contain include:
    This is a myth, google it.
  • Hellbent_Heidi
    Hellbent_Heidi Posts: 3,669 Member
    How about those free items earned on the Panera Bread rewards card? Those don't count, right? :devil:
  • Jenky85
    Jenky85 Posts: 190 Member
    Definitely hangover food...your body NEEDS it ;) and chocolate when it's your time of the month. Ha ha :)
  • redredy9
    redredy9 Posts: 706 Member
    food at work meetings, work baby showers ect.
    candy from other people's desks
    food eaten at a party
    gatorade and gels consumed during races and/or long runs
  • fat2fit4good
    fat2fit4good Posts: 154
    IHOP food between 2 and 4 AM on Saturday mornings... it's magic!!

    If it follows a karaoke session, it actually has NEGATIVE calories!
  • JohnMessmer
    JohnMessmer Posts: 536
    Foods that when consumed actually use so much energy being digested that they cause your body to burn enough calories to offset the calories that they contain include:
    This is a myth, google it.

    Googled, for every site, nutritionalist or "dr." that claims it is a myth, there are equal numbers that claim it is fact. I say if the argument is so debated as to if these foods net "0" or negative calories, then regardless of who is correct, they are great items to eat when trying to curb your caloric intake.
  • jynxxxed
    jynxxxed Posts: 1,010 Member
    The few random half pieces of cheese cubes left in the bag after you count/measure out a normal portion.
  • molly_grue
    molly_grue Posts: 215 Member
    The food your kids leave on their plates.

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